Dear all
hi,
I want to calculate isolines for vol% of melt component of a system using Domino.
I have used Volume [ccm], Molar volume [g/mol], Volume% (of solids), and Amount [mol] options for SOLUTION PHASES and BULK ROCK in Domino but unfortunately in most cases, all the isolines lie on a single reaction curve (the first melt producing reaction) like the attached Fig.
Would you help me to do it correctly?
Best wishes
Melt vol% isopleth
- Mohammad_Miri
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Melt vol% isopleth
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Re: Melt vol% isopleth
Hello,
I suggest you calculate the stability conditions of each phase at a specific point in interest stability field
by running "domino
choose the database
choose the X axis (T)
choose the Y axis (P)
then choose "POINT" for the "calculation definition".
choose the precise point (x temperature, y pressure)
you get the volumes and densities of the stable phase.
you can see this in "OUT" file
then you can calculate the isolpet according to the results.
I hope it is going to work
kari.
I suggest you calculate the stability conditions of each phase at a specific point in interest stability field
by running "domino
choose the database
choose the X axis (T)
choose the Y axis (P)
then choose "POINT" for the "calculation definition".
choose the precise point (x temperature, y pressure)
you get the volumes and densities of the stable phase.
you can see this in "OUT" file
then you can calculate the isolpet according to the results.
I hope it is going to work
kari.
- lotkoopmans
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- Joined: 18 Feb 2022, 10:08
Re: Melt vol% isopleth
Hi Mohammad,
I don't know if you're still working on this, but I think the problem you are running into is that the vol% is actually a percentage. What it seems like you've done there is ask it to plot isopleths betwee 0 and 1% melt, which will be why they are so close to each other.
To fix this, try and ask domino to produce isopleths from 0 to 100% at whatever interval you want.
Hope that is still of use!
Lot
I don't know if you're still working on this, but I think the problem you are running into is that the vol% is actually a percentage. What it seems like you've done there is ask it to plot isopleths betwee 0 and 1% melt, which will be why they are so close to each other.
To fix this, try and ask domino to produce isopleths from 0 to 100% at whatever interval you want.
Hope that is still of use!
Lot
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